Wonderful cozy place in Plumas National Forest. Manager easy to communicate with, made everything a…read morebreeze. Small kitchenette makes simple breakfast or lunch prep an added bonus.

I really enjoyed our stay! The rooms were clean and fully stocked with everything you could need…read moreand more! Lucy the owner was sweet, and helpful. She really made our weekend away so stress free. I cant wait to go back and see all the upgrades she has planned. She really offers so much more than just a room. It felt like home away from home. I would definitely recommend a trip with the family.

Always look forward to going back and enjoy the mix of nature and amenities that are provided.read more

WARNING: First thing when you check in, check if your fireplace is leaking gas!…read more I would love to give this beautiful hotel a 5 star review but a traumatic experience with my friends last summer is preventing me from doing so. Specifically with the night shift front desk person. Our fireplace was leaking gas and we were told several times that it wasn't a big deal because "it was designed to smell bad at times" and to just "let the room air out". We tried that but the gas smell got worse to the point where we were nauseous, gagging, and dizzy. We got to the hotel at 10pm and were up until 2am asking to be moved to another room, having our calls ignored, having other guests helped before us, being told there were no rooms available, and there was nothing they could do. We were finally moved to a section of the hotel that was being remodeled and smelled very heavily of paint. By the time I was refunded for this completely unacceptable service we had moved rooms 3 times. I know this story sounds so dramatic but I can't make this up. We just had to spread the word so that this doesn't happen to anyone else. Please do NOT listen to anyone that tells you a gas leak is no big deal as prolonged exposure can be lethal. Demand a new room or go to a different hotel if you have to. We could have died had we not stood up for ourselves!

parking is free mid-week, but reservations are required on weekends and some holidays...free…read moreweekend reservations are very limited and requires advanced planning...every tuesday between 12pm and 7pm, free parking reservations becomes available and free parking reservation for 4+ carpool...if nothing is available, you pay $30 for regular parking reservation...it's little confusing and haven't found any free parking available when i needed to go, and i end up just paying the $30 online each time... usually come to the village on weekends for daughter's ski school...drop the kids off at ski school at 8:30am and head to coffeebar to get some coffee...sip and relax...walk around the village and browse the various shops for clothing and gear...at 11:30am, start checking out the various restaurants....there are many options from a simple pretzel dog at euro snack...some tasty mexican at tremigo...rocker, 22 and fireside are probably the 3 sit-down restaurants with a good variety of food for an entire family...all 3 are decent...the worst food options are probably in the lodge...oh! burger and oishi ramen were pretty disappointing...the village doesn't compare to vail or aspen, but it is probably one of the nicer villages in the tahoe area...all the basics are available for parents to eat, rest and browse while they wait to pick up their kids from ski school which ends at 3:30pm...or, the hardcore parents that come every weekend for kid's ski team...

I stayed here from June 2-7, immediately following the closure of the winter season. Consequently,…read morethere was a significant amount of updating and construction occurring, with many amenities closed. I acknowledge that my experience would likely differ during the winter season. During my stay, the low number of guests meant I did not need to make reservations at restaurants or wait anywhere, which was a positive aspect despite the overall quietness. I am rating this place 3 stars for the following reasons: Pros: -Convenient location for transit to Tahoe City or Truckee, with free and direct routes. -Excellent sales at clothing shops due to clearance of winter inventory. Outstanding customer service; the team was exceptionally friendly and welcoming. -Very affordable pricing; I paid approximately $170 per night for a one-bedroom studio. -Rooms were equipped with a fridge and microwave. -Several food options in the village, although availability varied by day. -The sauna was excellent. Cons: -The gym was subpar, with free weights only up to 40 lbs and both the stationary bike and treadmill out of service. The only notable equipment was the cable machine and elliptical. -The hot tub was closed. -The tram was closed. -Several restaurants were closed for renovation. -Rideshare services to Tahoe City or Truckee were expensive, costing around $30+ each way. Overall, the emptiness during this period was a highlight. However, the timing of my stay coincided with the off-season, during which the facility undertook extensive renovations. This undoubtedly influenced my experience.

Wow! Everything was great about our stay here! A full kitchen, one bedroom with a pull out sofa, a…read moretable for 6, balcony over looking the beautiful mountains, steps from skiing and shops/restaurants at Palisades Tahoe, free bike rentals, fire pit for making s'mores, easy parking and quiet area! We loved it!

RCI timeshare unit in Squaw Valley / Olympic Village. Came here for a weekend getaway in June and…read moremade the reservation pre-covid, and because of covid, we were able to reschedule without a change fee. We stayed in a studio which had a full kitchen (including a microwave, electric kettle, dishwasher, and stove), a fireplace, and a pullout couch which slept an additional two people. The wifi comes with the room and was fast enough for me to be able to WFH. The bathroom has a tub and there were plenty of towels. Parking is also included and is in a garage. The check-in process was easy (starts at 4pm) and the front desk was very friendly. When we checked out, the front desk was closed (it was before 9am) but we were able to leave the gratuity envelope at the desk along with the key cards. They do recycle the cards and there's a receptacle indicating such. There is a small "gym" with a treadmill and stationary bike (no weights). There are hot tubs available by reservation. Overall, the location is good as it's right next to Olympic Village and the slopes of Squaw Valley. The decor was wolf-themed as befits the name and it's a cozy, homey stay.

We stayed here for the first time to get away from our house while following COVID-19 quarantine…read moreprotocols. We figured the kitchens would make this easy, which still allowing the family to geta change a scenery in an area with a lot more hiking and outdoors fun than staying at home. Reserved a two-bedroom suite through the hotel - but you can also get similar rooms via other websites directly from private owners. The prices seemed to be similar. The room was great. Decent kitchen. Bunk beds in the kids room. Two decent sized bathrooms. Great little balcony that was shaded more of the afternoon. The rooms come with underground parking that lets you park really close to an elevator and have quick and easy access to your room wherever you are in the Village. We didn't use it, but they also a locked bike storage area in the garage that you can access with your key. We will be bringing the bikes next time for sure. This is great perk. The room was clean and we definitely felt safe there despite the ongoing pandemic. The only two hiccups were the lack of any bath mats in the restrooms (but they brought us some when we called and asked for them) and the phone in the main bedroom had a flashing red light indicating a message, but there was no message, meaning the light would not turn off. I had to hide it in the nightstand drawer to sleep. Strange, but not a big deal. We will absolutely go again. So convenient to be able to walk to everything, order takeout and take it back to the room and enjoy a nice large room.

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We stayed at the PlumpJack Inn in Olympic Valley for a ski trip and booked the one-bedroom suite…read more Just a heads up -- it's essentially two connecting hotel rooms. One side had a king bed, and the other had a pull-out couch with a table and chairs. Both rooms had their own bathrooms, which was actually a huge win. Ladies... you know how nice it is to have your own bathroom while traveling. He used one, I used the other. Zero sharing. The absolute best part? They are SO dog friendly. They provide bowls and dog beds, and they even give your pup treats. It made traveling with our dog feel easy and welcome. Location-wise, you really can't beat it. It's right across from the Village and the closest lift is the Tram, which is a huge plus when you're clunking around in ski boots. Being that close makes ski mornings (and afternoons) so much easier. We had a mini fridge in the room, and you can rent a microwave for $25 for the stay -- totally worth it for us. The front desk staff was amazing. Everyone was warm, welcoming, and incredibly helpful. They gave great recommendations for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, and even offered road safety tips when we were heading out. The hotel also has a restaurant/bar on-site that's open Thursday through Monday. We were able to eat there one night and it was delicious. My only complaint? I wish it were open seven days a week! Another great perk for skiers: they'll hold your skis behind the front desk, which is such a convenient touch. We can't wait to come back. Perfect spot for a ski trip -- especially if you're bringing your dog along.

A bit of an unusual review, but I had a very unusual situation where our infant had an allergic…read morereaction that caused us to derail our plans. The staff at Plumpjack were incredibly accommodating and helping us figure out the situation in real time, including finding new lodging on short notice. I give them complete credit for putting the customer first and would recommend them to anyone even though we weren't able to stay. The location is perfectly situated right in the heart of the village.

me and my famly go here every year this place is great i love the old vibe because it reminds me of…read morea old fary tale love it so much staf are super nice and kind they work rilly hard to make this place great.

Olympic Village Inn is WONDERFUL. My unit is nice and has great amenities. The kitchenette is…read morefantastic, has all I need, and is situated in a living room. There are big TVs in the bedroom and living room with great channels. The bed is comfy, and the shower is good. Olympic Valley Inn hosts fun events on many nights of the week, and they text you to let you know. The inn is right around the corner from Palisades Tahoe ski resort so the location is very convenient. The absolute BEST part of my stay and the best thing about the inn is the staff. When I arrived, I was going through something difficult, and the staff was incredibly kind to me. The employees are extremely kind, friendly, accommodating, knowledgeable, bright, professional, and hard-working. Special thanks to Faviola, Gillian, Loren, and Brit who are AMAZING. These are some of the highest quality people you will ever meet at any hotel or in life. I HIGHLY recommend Olympic Valley Inn.

This was a wonderful condo to stay at. The place was clean and comfortable all around, had an…read moreamazing view of the mountain and activities below, and easy access to all the happenings. Every morning when I came outside to the patio, I was consistently reminded of just how wonderful this particular condo was. There is a good kitchen with supplies, prompt cleaning service and access to workout facilities, sauna and jacuzzi. 5 stars!

I'm giving 2 stars for the view and convenience as for restaurants and facilities nearby…read more Everything else was a total mess. 1. The room we were given does not have AC. The whole weekend we were there, it was 84 degrees and it takes forever for the condo to cool back down at night, so we had to use a VERY LOUD fan that was provided in the closet. According to front desk, it is a winter destination so not all have AC. But I asked if the ones with AC is more expensive, she said it's all the same price. So I guess we just got discriminated and placed in one that had no AC. 2. The fan was very dusty and dirty and we had to put it together as it wasn't readily operational. The bedroom was very small so the air was very dry with the fan blowing right at us we never got to sleep more than 4 hours. Every night. Couldn't leave windows open because the neighboring room's patio is very reachable so anyone can just jump over to the next unit. 3.The bed is hard. The pillows are flat! This is the worst bed set I have encountered. The pillows are of no use. 4. The bathroom sink faucet is broken. Everything that could go wrong in this place. 5. The WIFI NEVER WORKED. They gave us a password for the WIFI, tried in all different devices, in different days, called them and said it should work but never did. And we never got to finish important work on the computer All in all, for convenience of walking distance to restaurants and shops, this place is good. But if you came here to relax and be able to rest and sleep after a long day of activities, you won't be able to as it is not comfortable. Unfortunately never staying here again.